prince
Rupert
Part
cloudy
barometer,
29.60;
temperature,
54;
sea
smooth.
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Springfield
Massachusetts,
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Attack
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Mass.,
Aug.
26:
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Alva
Edison
jr.,
son
of
Baiu
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11
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nomas
Alva
Edison,
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yesteraay
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visit
with
friends
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BAR
SILVER
NtW
YORK.
August
26,
(CP1
:
uu
uic
local
JuxciianKe
w
US.
LONOnSlinilF.MEV
renew
Agreement
AGAINST
UNFAIR
SIHFS
SFlWftl
1
1
AM
.
n
.
an
Francisco
!ongshortmen
have
voted
In
favor
of
contin-
uing
the
nresent
agreement
"lth
employees
for
another
year
but
voted
against
lifting
the
embargo
against
ships
loaded
at
British
coliimhla
vwis
designated
as
"unfair."
"""nun,
August
-o
vua-
t
nadian
Press)
Seattle
and
4
V
Today's
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
ft
taamaamma)
sm
"aa?
trntk
BBBBBal
mmm
I
LONDON,
August
26
(Canadian
Press)
The
war
Office
announces
that
fixed
defences
at
Aden,
Arabia
and
i
Malta
will
be
brought
up
to
strength
already
approved.
From
Rome
it
was
semi-officially
stated
tnat
any
attempt
to
enforce
sanctions
upon
Italy
would
mean
war.
In
this
connection
William
Hughes,
former
Premier
of
STEAMER
Steamer
Prime
George
well
out
of
water
at
the
low
tide
and
had
probably
Rone
ashore
dur
ing
the
very
thick
night.
The
local
wireless
station
had
no
word
this
mornlns
of
any
vessel
being
ashore
and
he
local
salvage
company
received
its
first
advice
of
the
stranding
thl
morning
from
Capt.
Mabbs.
It
was
learned
here
this
aiter-
noon
that
the
stranded
vessel
was
the
small
American
freighter
Ban-
erdon
which
left
Ketchikan
yester.
dav
for
Blllmor
mill,
near
Prince
Rupert,
to
load
a
cargo
oi
lumoer
for
Seattle
and
wh'ch
went
asnore
during
the
night
In
the
fog.
Ban-don
Is
not
equipped
with
wireless.
The
coastguard
cutter
Cyane
nas
left
Ketchikan
for
the
scene
and
the
Armour
Salvage
Co.
was
pre-
Darine
"
to
dispatch
the
salvage
tug
....
I
iUlM
Pachena
to
nauiciay
isiaa
afternoon.
Halibut
Arrivals
Rainier,
Royal.
American
32,000,
6.9c.
LItuya,
2,oou
,
Booth.
Brothers,
15,500,
DoMf
If
Catala
for
a
brief
trip
w
this
and
5.5c,
6.8c.
and
5.5c.
7.4c.
and
5.5c.,
Freya,
19,000,
7.7c.
ana
o.oc,
ai-
Hn.
-,
New
England,
13.ouu,
(.sc.
auu
Federal,
16,000,
7c.
and
5.5c,
Cold
Storage.
Canadian
n.,iiir
n.OOO.
6c
and
5c,
Atlin
Balsac,
14,000,
5
8c.
and
5c,
clfic.
Helerl
II..
19.500,
5.6c
Cold
Storage.
Pa
and
5c
last
night
on
the
C.
V.
Evltt
sailed
rica.
Reports
that
..Australia
and
now
president
oi
me
Caapt.
Edward
Mabbs
of
the
ss.j
Prince
Ocorge;
arriving
In
port
this'
morning
Irom.jA'ska,
reported;
slghllng'fronT
consideraWt
distance
an
undentifled
stramcr,
probably
executive
council,
declared
that
any
British
attempt
to
enforce
an
economic
blockade
of
Italy
might
en-
firnr.
i
1TTridanger
the
EmPlre"
ov,
.even
I
X
A
N
I
IS
though
the
British
might
be
able
to
triumph
over
Italy,
such
a
conflict
umilri
leave
Britain
8n
easy
Ketchikan
Freighter
Is
Reported
to
otner
naUons
Ashore
On
Hallid.iy
Island
by
Informed
quarters
tonUht
said
that
Mussolinin
may
tell
the
League
of
Nations
that
his
price
for
calling
off
the
threatened
invasion
of
Ethopla
is
the
gift
by
other
powers
;of'cblonfe5.
in
Af
the
British
Navy,
freighter
or
tanker,
believed
to
be
waJ
mobUlzing
In
tne
Medlterran-
American
vessel,
ashore
on
Hal.
-
an
&s
fQr
war
were
answercc
from
MH-iv
lday
TelmH
Island,
about
about
thlrtV-fiVC
thirty-five
..a.j-.i
.uu
miles
north
of
here,
in
Chatham
Bound.
The
vessel,
while
apparcnt-
Hit.
AUimiovjr
lwiuiuuj
m...
...
statement
mai
mey
cic
icc
rnutlne
manoeuvres.
However,
it
ly
fast
ashore,
is
believed
to
havej
,ntJmatcd
that
tne
plan
was
been
in
jio
parucumr
aauKti.
.
Canal
vth
warships
were
no
distress
signals
and.
In
any
case,
there
were
plenty
of
small
fishing
vessels
In
the
vicinity.
The
this
week,
with
capital
ships,
cruisers,
aircraft
carriers
and
auxiliary
craft
leaving
Malta
on
Thursday
for
stranded
vessel
was
sighted
at
5:22
j
Aiexandria
where
there
will
be
the
a.m.
In
very
foggy
veather.
She
was
.
largest
concentratlon,
Port
Said
and
Ismalla.
Oarrisons
at
Malta
ana
Olbraltar
are
also
being
strength
ened.
A
contingent
of
crack
Indian
troops
was
dispatched
from
Bombay
to
Aden
Saturday.
It
is
understood
they
will
continue
to
Addis
Aba,
the
capital
of
Ethiopia,
to
reinforce
the
British
military
guard
there.
One
thousend
British
troops
will
leave
next
Saturday
to
the
under-manned
garrison
Malta,
the
British
naval
base
In
the
Mediteranean.
King
George,
at
present
visiting
in
the
Highlands,
is
keeping
in
close
touch
with
latest
developments
in
the
Italo.Ethopian
crisis,
and
is
prepared
to
return
to
return
to
London
at
the
short
est
notice.
ROME,
August
226
In
the
great-
est
mobilization
of
troops
since
the
Continued
on
Page
2
Vancouver
Wheat
VANCOUVER
August
26,
(CP)
:
Wheat
was
quoted
at
81
Vic
on
the
local
Exchange
today.
ARMOUR
SALVAGE
CU.
GETS
DREDGING
JOB
.
AT
STEWART;
$10,000
T
nil
r
NORTH
ISLAND
TROLLERS
MEET;
Christ
Eden
Of
Massett
Named
Presiden
And
P.
Bramwell
Of
Prince
Rupert,
Secretary
NORTH
ISLAND,
August
26:--
relnforceThe
North
Island
Trailers
Co-oper-
nf
atlve
Association,
at
its
annual
meeting
on
the
beach.
here,
elected
officers
as
follows:
President
Christ
Eden,
New
Mas-
sett.
Vice-President,
Harry
Hansen,
Queen
Charlotte
City.
Directors:
Ed.
Crawford,
Port
Clements,
and
A.
Ranton
and
O
Warren,
Vancouver.
Secretary,
P.
Bramwell,
Princ
Rupert.
Quarter
of
Million
Damage
in
Blaze
in
Quebec
Pulp
Mills
mills
000.
here
caused
a
loss
of
$250,-
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
AUGUST
26,
1935
mm
klTt
-f
v
r
I
Aberhart
Cabinet
to
Be
Chosen
at
Caucus
High
Low
Halle
Selassie,
the
power
of
Tr
nlty
Conquering
Lion
of
Judah,
Emperor
of
Ethopla,
is
shown
on
the
balcony
of
his
palace
as
he
addressed
an
Immense
throng
of
his
subjects.
In
a
war-like
speech,
he
called
upon
tbem
to
resist
to
the
death
the
threatened
invasion
of
their
land
by
the
black
shirted
forces
being
sent
from
Italy
by
Mussolini.
Called
on
Wednesday
Uninted
Farmer
Premier
Would
Have
Resigned
at
Once
But
is
Asked
by
Lieutenant
Governor
to
Continue
For
While
Longer
EDMONTON,
August
26
(Canadian
Press)
Wiliam
Aberhart,
leader
of
the
Social
Credit
party,
has
notified
Lieutenant
Governor
W.
L.
Walsh
that
he
and
the
mem
bers
of
his
new
cabinet
will
be
ready
to
take
office
on
September
3..
Meantime
a
caucus
of
all
party
candidates
in
the
recent
provincial
election
wil
be
held
on
Wednesday
in
"Jalgary
to
form
a
cabinet
and
out-M
ine
government
policy.
'
j
consideration
will
be
given
to
co-
Premier
R.
G.
Reid
presented
the
;
operation
with
Hon.
H
H
Stevens
rpsitrnntinn
nf
himself
and
his
Un-
Reconstructionlst
Party
in
the
lted
Farmer
government
to
LleutJ
tenant
Governor
Walsh
Saturday1
A
$10,000
dredging
contract
IS
ISITOR
IN
CITY
t
has
been
let
by
the
federal
l
Sir
Thomas
Ashley
Cubltt,
Gov-
a
Government.
Cubltt.)
Premier
Rejd
gave
as
the
reason
Departmen
of
Public
Works
f'ernorof
Bermuda,
and
Lady
to
the
Armour
Salvage
Co.
of
'after
making
the
round
trip
north,
for
offering
his
resignation
orth-Prlnce
Rupert
in
connection
to
Skagway
from
Vancouver
In
the;
with
that
his
government
could
not
Son
L
expected
to
carry
on
he
public
of
force
of
Bear
course
of
a
tour
of
Canada,
dlsem-jbe
his
River
at
Stewart,
the
present
barked
this
morning
from
the
ss.
course
ofo
which
Is
rapidly
slit.
Prince
George
and
will
proceed
on
Inn
the
docks
there
this
afternoon's
train
to
Jasper
Park
where
they
will
pay
a
brief
jVlslt
before
proceeding
East.,
'business
when
he
and
all
cab-
:
lnet
ministers
had
been
defeated
at
the
polls
At
Wednesday's
caucuiot
Credit
parly,
It
Is
possible
that
forthcoming
federal
election,
Mr,
Stevens
having
already
made
over-
night
but
the
Lieutenant
Governor!
tures
to
this
effect.
Mr.
Aberhart
CHICOUTIMI,
Quebec,
Aug.
26,1
....
in
nnent
,t
ntlH
rpn,,PR.
has
asked
that
no
federal
candl-
(CP):-Flre
at
the
week-end
n
tcd
premler
Reid
to
continue
ln
of-,
dates
be
named
,
by
Social
Credit
the
Quebec
Pulp
&
Paper
Co.s
...
n
wn!I
!
until
the
entire
matter
has
been
former.
His
Honor
Intimated
that
discussed.
he
was
Drenared
to
invite
Mr.
Ab-
There
has
been
no
change
in
the
prhart
ti
fnrm
n
covernmenr
should.
standing
of
candidates
from
last
Thursday's
election
since
Saturday
when
it
was
indicated
that
the
new
Legislature
would
consist
of
fifty-six
Social
Credit
members,
four
Liberals,
two
Conservatives
and
one
United
Farmer.
Miss
Jessie
Howat,
who
has
been
nursing
at
Whltehorse.
was
a
pas
senger
aboard
the
Prince
George
..........12:10
pjn.
18.1
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ajn.
4.1
18:13
p.m.
7.8
PRICE:
5
CENTS
RuAiNlSEEMS
PREPARING
FOR
WAR
OCMI
CI?Dr
GOVERNMENT
IN
ALBERTA
NEXT
WEEK
a
f
v-a
i
m
a
mm
a
m
m
m
mm
m
m
a
a
mm
a
a
a
m
mm
mm
m
m
a
m
VlGim'fy
0
Suez
Being
Brought
Up
to
Strength,
it
is
Announced
fiTH
ARE
TO
BLAME
..!(
TllvMx
n.
ponslbMy
In
first
narrows
Ship
Crash
VICTORIA,
August
26,
(CP):--
i.
tit.c
Aimer
wiuuii,
anc.
...i
..Mmra
in
the
trial
ar-
out
ot
the
collision
oi
tne
a
..1
4
-
J
AHrfl
mi
Feb-
.
ju
Varrnu-
wnpn
:
Italy
Says
That
Any
Attempt
To
Enforce
Sanctions
Will
Mean
Conflict
Mussolini
May
Come
to
Terms
On
Basis
of
Other
Nations
Giving
Him
Coonics
In
Africa
'
Judah's
Conquering
Lion
Roars
at
Crowd
RIDING
IS
ENORMOUS
Over
One
Hundred
oiling
Divisions
In
Skeena
At
Forthcoming
Federal
Election
There
wul
be
just
over
one
hundred
polling
divisions
In
widespread
Rkeena
rid
In
c
at
the
forthcoming
Ifederal
election.
The
huge
riding
t
takes
In
about
one
quarter
of
the
entire
area
of
the
province
of
Brl-jtish
Columbia
in
tho
northwest
cor-iner
and
well
over
onehalf
of
the
i
coastline
of
the
province
not
tak-jing
Into
account
Alaska
Panhan-idle.
As
In
campaigning,
the
airplane
lis
playing
a
prominent
part
in
the
!
moving
of
the
election
machinery.
The
polling
divisions
have
been
set
for
some
time
but
the
appoint
ment
of
polling
stations
has
not
yet
been
completed.
Later
deputy
returning
officers
and
poll
clerks
will
be
named.
The
polling
divisions
are
as
follows:
Atlin,
Taku,
Dease
Lake.
Telegraph
Creek,
Big
Missouri,
Premier
Mine.
Stewart,
Bear
River.
Marmot
River.
Georgia
River.
Anyox
Beach,
Anyox
Mine,
Alice
Arm.
Mill
Bay,
Aiyansh,
Klspiox,
Bablne,
Hazelton,
New
Hazelton,
South
Hazelton,
Skeena
Crossing,
Kltwanga
Woodcock,
Cedarvale,
Dorreenr
Pacific
Usk,
Copper
City.
Little
Canyon,
'
Terrace,
Kitsumka!
urn
Lake,
Remo,.
Lakelse,
Amsbury.
Kwinitsa,
Port
Inverness,
Oceanic.
Osland
Morice.
town,
Evelyn,
Glentanna,
Smlthers,
Essington,
Tyee,
Haysport,
Cassiar,
Telkwa,
Quick,
Walcott
Houston,
Topley,
Rose
Lake
Palling,
Burns
Lake,
Sheraton,
Endako,'
Francois
Lake.
Colleymount
Nadna,
Tatal-Crose,
Grassy
Plains,
Southbank,
Ootsa,
Wistaria,
'Allison
Harbor,
Smith's
Inlet,
Margaret
Bay,
Wad-hams,
Rivers
Inlet,
Dawson's
Land
ing,
Namu,
Bella
Bella,
South
Bent-
:
inck,
Bella
Coola,
Hagensborg,
Fir-
vale,
Klmsquit,
Ocean
Falls,
Klemtu,
Butedale,
Surf
Inlet,
Kltimat,Lowe
Inlet,
Claxton,
Oona
River,
Surf
-Point,
Jap
Inlet,
Iawson
'
Harbor,
Billmor,
Prince
Rupert,
Digby
Is.
'and,
Big
Bay,
Port
Simpson,
Wark
Channel,
Massett,
Port
Clements,
Tlell,
Skidegate,
Queen
Charlotte
City,
Sandspit.
Cum-shewa
Inlet,
Lookport
and
Atll
Adjournment
of
Congress
Tonight
House
And
Senate
Leaders
Trying
To
Head
Off
Log-rolling
and
Brine
Session
To
Close
WASHINGTON
D.C.
Aug.
26:
Strenuous
efforts
are
being
mad
by
leaders
of
both
House
and
Senate
to
bring
the
present
session
of
Congress
to
a
close
tonight.
Should
adjournment
not
be
effected
today,
it
is
feared
that
several
weeks
of
log-rolling
might
ensue.
J
today
going
through
to
Vancouver,
j
GOING
NORTH
TO
INSTALL
MILL
ON
ESPERANZA
MINE
4
J.
E.
McCloskey
and
party
of
ten
men
were
aboard
the
steamer
Catala
last
evening
going
through
from
Vancou.
ver
to
Alice
Arm
where
a
mill
is
to
be
installed
on
the
well
lenown
Esperanza
mine.
The
vessel
was
also
taking
north
a
quantity
of
machinery
and
considerable
lumber
to
be
used
in
connection
with
the
mill
construction